1. TWN articles on the negotiations

• CBD COP15: Failure to establish a dedicated Global Biodiversity Fund despite call by more than 70 developing countries
  by Prerna Bomzan (09 Jan 23)
• CBD COP15: Developing countries defend principle of common but differentiated responsibilities
  by Prerna Bomzan (05 Jan 23)
• CBD COP15: 'Global Biodiversity Framework' negotiated amidst process difficulties
  by Lim Li Lin (28 Dec 22)
• CBD COP15: New implementation framework for Biodiversity Convention adopted
  by Lim Li Lin (28 Dec 22)
• Biodiversity meeting agrees on limited action on technology and synthetic biology
  by Lim Li Ching (27 Dec 22)
• CBD COP15: South successfully defends benefit sharing objective, equity in One Health
  by Nithin Ramakrishnan (23 Dec 22)
• DSI Decision Should Not Undermine the Scope of the CBD
  by Nithin Ramakrishnan (18 Dec 22)
• North proposals allow non-Parties to interpret Nagoya Protocol, circumvent DSI solution
  by Nithin Ramakrishnan (16 Dec 22)
• CBD: Developing countries in show of unity, call for new biodiversity fund
  by Lim Li Lin & Lim Li Ching (13 Dec 22)
• Negotiations on the Global Biodiversity Framework flounder
  by Lim Li Lin (14 Jul 22)
• CBD Working Group fails to advance on Digital Sequence Information as Conference of the Parties Looms
  by Edward Hammond (13 Jul 22)
• CBD: Stark North-South divisions in resource mobilization discussions
  by Lim Li Ching (04 Jul 22)
• CBD: Developing countries push back attempts to dilute fair and equitable benefit sharing
  by Nithin Ramkrishnan & Lim Li Ching (13 Apr 22)
• Fraught negotiations at resumed in-person CBD meetings
  by Lim Li Ching (06 Apr 22)
• Biodiversity: Proposed criteria for "Specialised Instruments" on access and benefit sharing raise concerns
  by Nithin Ramakrishnan & K M Gopakumar (17 Mar 22)
• CBD: Non-Paper on biodiversity and health undermines benefit sharing norms
  by Nithin Ramakrishnan (14 Mar 22)
• Major differences vex discussions on assessment of new genetic technologies
  by Lim Li Ching (02 Jul 21)
• Biodiversity talks stymied by inequities in virtual negotiations
  by Lim Li Ching & Lim Li Lin (16 Jun 21)
• Africa calls out inequitable virtual negotiations on biodiversity
  by Lim Li Ching & Lim Li Lin (02 Jun 21)
• Crucial biodiversity talks begin for post-2020 actions
  by Lim Li Lin (18 Sept 19)

2. Briefing Notes/Statements

• CBD COP15: CBD Alliance Closing Plenary Statement (20 Dec 22)
  

• Closing Statement by Global Youth Biodiversity Network 20 December 2022
  

• Closing Statement by UNCBD Women’s Caucus 20 December 2022
  

• TWN Statement at CBD COP15 Stocktaker Plenary 17 December 2022
  

• CBD COP15: Civil Society Letter to Ministers
  

• The CBD must address debt as a driver of biodiversity loss
  

• Updated briefing note on Target 19.1 (financial resources) of the post-2020 GBF
  

• Updated Text Proposals on Pesticides For Target 7 of the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework
  (Spanish) (French)
  

• Updated Briefing Note for CBD COP-15 (Synthetic Biology)
  

• Updated Briefing Note for Cartagena Protocol COP-MOP 10 (Risk Assessment and Risk Management)
  

• Updated Briefing Note: Target 17 of the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework (Biosafety)
  

• Third World Network Background Note on the “Ecosystem Approach” of the Convention on Biological Diversity
  

3. Previous briefings on the post-2020 GBF

• Agroecology: A Transformative Opportunity for the Convention on Biological Diversity
  (Spanish) (French)


• The need for horizon scanning and technology assessment to address the evolving nature of genetic engineering
  (Spanish) (French)


• If a multilateral mechanism stumbles, what then for DSI benefit sharing?
  (Spanish)


• Third World Network Background Note on the “Ecosystem Approach” of the Convention on Biological Diversity
  


• Hazard or risk? Why a hazard-based pesticide target offers much better protection to biodiversity at lower cost
  (Spanish) (French)


• Addressing debt is critical to halting biodiversity loss
  (Spanish) (French)


• From Glasgow to Kunming: Climate and biodiversity together at last?
  (Spanish) (French)


• Addressing pesticides within Target 7 (on pollution) of the post-2020 GBF
  (English) (Spanish) (French)


• The post-2020 global biodiversity framework: Taking stock and some key issues
  (Spanish) (Portuguese) (Chinese) (French)
  


• “Nature-based solutions” (NbS) and claims about their mitigation potential
  (Spanish) (Chinese) (French) (Portuguese)


• Unheeded risks in the turn towards blended biodiversity finance


• Beyond the Gap: Placing Biodiversity Finance in the Global Economy
  (Spanish) (Arabic) (French) (Portuguese) (Chinese)


• Resource mobilization and the Convention on Biological Diversity: Moving beyond the gap
  (Arabic) (Spanish) (Portuguese) (French) (Chinese)


• State of play of the post-2020 global biodiversity framework
  (Spanish) (French) (Portuguese) (Chinese)


• Nature-based solutions or nature-based seductions?


• Crucial biodiversity talks begin for post-2020 actions


• Cornerstones of the Post-2020 Biodiversity Framework

4. Side Events

• Debt, biodiversity and climate crises: Addressing fiscal barriers on the path to transformative change (13:15, 10 December 2022)
  

• Biodiversity and the urgent need for food system reform (18:15, 9 December 2022)
  

• Missing the mark? Global biodiversity targets risk failure without agroecology and agricultural biodiversity (13:15, 8 December 2022)